Sunday Morning

John 3:19-21 Spiritually speaking, people either love darkness (sin and error) or love light (Christ and truth). Those who love the darkness, which means they reject Christ, will face eternal judgment and condemnation; those who love the light, which means they trust in Christ, have joy and the promise of eternal life.

John 3:16-18 It is God’s pity and compassion for lost mankind that is the basis for Him sending His one-of-a-kind Son on His redemptive mission.

John 3:9-15 Genuine trust in Christ as Lord and Savior is the evidence that someone has been regenerated by God.

John 3:1-8 God alone is able to give life to a spiritually dead person—and this is what we all need in order to be in God’s kingdom.

John 2:23-25 Not all belief in Jesus is an expression of true saving faith. And Jesus knows the difference.

John 2:12-22 Christ exemplifies the necessity of genuine reverence for God in worship, and as well confirms that He Himself is the fulfillment of all that the Old Testament Temple represented.

John 2:1-11 Jesus’ first miracle—transforming water into wine at a wedding—pictures the transition from the incompleteness of the old covenant to the joy of the new covenant.

John 1:43-51 Jesus is manifests His sovereign omniscience in the calling of Nathaniel to follow Him. And He promises all His followers that they would come to understand more and more who He is.

John 1:35-42 The first two followers of Jesus were originally disciples of John the Baptist. In the account of their choice to attach to Jesus, we find some basic ingredients of discipleship.

John 1:30-34 Jesus effects internal change through the baptism in the Holy Spirit.